The Cinemania Society Podcast
Herein are chronicled the judgements of this not-so-secret society as its members convene within an abandoned video store in the Stripmall of the Damned, where they scrutinize, criticize, analyze, brutalize, and otherwise vamp on the weirdest films in cinema history for their…
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TCS Rewind - Profiles in Cinemania: Tim Curry (opens the original)
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We recently bid goodbye to absolute legend Tim Curry. We re-run our profile on Tim Curry as a way of bidding a final goodbye.
Cinemania Field Report: The Ewok Movies & The Lucasfilm Empire (opens the original)
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Cinquisitor Ethan presents an analysis of Lucasfilm's made-for-TV Ewok movies "The Ewok Adventure" (a/k/a "Caravan of Courage) and "Ewoks: The Battle for Endor," from 1984 and 1985, respectively. He also provides a retrospective and an analysis of the broader mass marketing campaign surrounding Star Wars and how it contributed to the growth of the Lucasfilm Empire, as well as offers his speculations on the possible effects on culture that campaign may have had. Written, performed, and edited by
Cinemania Field Report: Three Men in a Boat (opens the original)
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Recently, we bid a fond and tearful farewell to the legendary, the iconic, the indelible Tim Curry. Verifier Andy presents a Cinemania Field Report on one of his earliest roles in the 1975 television adaptation of "Three Men in a Boat." Curry played opposite Michael Palin and Stephen Moore and carried (curried?) his own. Fare ye well, Tim Curry. We hardly knew ye. Written and performed by Andy Slack Editing and sound design also by Andy Slack Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound
Cinemania Field Report: OFF THE RAILS (opens the original)
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Submitted for your approval: a Cinemania Field Report on a filmic phenomenon that emerged during the home video era: film franchise sequels going totally OFF THE RAILS. Why did this happen? What films were affected? Verifier Andy tells us why... Written & performed by Andy Slack Editing & sound design by Ethan Ireland Music by Karl Casey at White Bat Audio Tracks used: "The Pyramid Mine," "Canon," "Orbital," and "Persona."
Cinemania Field Report: Heart of Glass (opens the original)
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Verifier Andy presents a Field Report on Werner Herzog's 1976 film "Heart of Glass." Listeners should exercise extreme caution, as Werner Herzog is known to be one of the grimmest, most dire sources of CINEMANIA known to humanity. Written, performed, and sound design by Andy Slack Final mixing & mastering by Ethan Ireland Music by Karl Casey at White Bat Audio Incidental music and sound courtesy of Epidemic Sound
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